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POETICAL. |
From Iht Ktmrlet'itorktr. j
A WXJVOTJR «CBW».
Xb, ifnitfil iLTVJin i. uiU'Rf; tbr broad Likr
Qivru k«*k uo ifimpl* K> lh« eddying wind :
No ikadnx furrow* streak it» gleaming plane.
The it*** ire bung with wreathe of pend cut gems;
The mountains seem cmbbdmieiits ol light,
Keetiug their bright crow-tie in the blue «t heat- :
6« Wr§\r»U«, fair, aud spirit like thsy stand
hit hair investiture of purity.
le thia lha river that in voiceful spring
Ta ita aero music danced thru ugh bank* ot now
era T
The lake where lightly rocked the gilded hark, ,
And the proud aw-a led forth her crusted brood !
And are yon hills the same, whose fertile aides
2oued With all grade* of verdufh. sent Inward* he a
ecu
CaTiitnlulling incense ou the mists of inorti ?
All are the same, .inti yonder bidltant sun.
That scarcely warms the da/alnig landscape no**.
Shall melt them hack to life—the hills shall yield
Of their dissolving rubes to swell the stream.
Which to the lake shall pour its tribute lids
Tbs lake shall teed the clouds.and their dark folds
Shade the young roses from the ki tailing or am
Barth shall yield up her vegetable dead ;
But of all those who pressed hei last spring flow
era.
Many shall rest beneath them—some that roved
These solitudes and made her echoes nog
With wild, heart-bubbling laughter, diall he still,
Yea, chambered in that vast unlijihted hall,
To which earth’s surface forms one mighty roof.
Which, with mad inuth. its coining tenants tread!
flRMlIA ITVItK.
llduit of m i.i t. \ 11 s.
Wcdntt/lay% Dec. 21.
Thw enpoiiV'J bill to provide for tli« c insfmc
lion of a road from .Nicholas Court-house to<itu
l«% Bridge, oa* read >i third lima and pasted,
fThis bid directs j4l,.VHJ to he paid out ot the
ritpntury, un i $1,000 to bo paid b> the counu-*
of Nicholas and Fayette.]
Mr. Diiyly of Accomac laid he was not in thr
* House, wild did not Vote on the Bill ; he linked
whether he could move the reconsideration id the
vote on it* passage. Fin* Speaker replied in the
negative.
Mr. Lockett iimsod the reconsideration ot the
vote, which o.i* nijiVi* l to.
Tile question being again put mi the p image of
the bill, it v\ i> > t i|H>rud b\ .Messrs. Watkins,
\\ L*oholk, Mmv and Fisher, and opposed b\ Mr.
Bay Iv ; and t'le iye\ .ivl ii«h * having been order
ed, on morion of Mi. Hudgins, the bill passed;
M)V> 53, HUt'li il.
Petition* were presented and referred—b\ Mr.
May, ot f. Follet HMtl others, for the mcorpniu
tfDu of a nianufurluri ig company, .it Swift creek
in I ho county • i Chesterfield—hv M-. Moncuru,
til iiiiZi itsul F.mquier, (,'olpeper and Uappihiit
H0ck, tor a R ink or Br ttieli o| a Bank at Falmouth
—by Mr. Biown, of Fliu* .1. Well* and otliets,
for lire discharge ot \\ .n. Martin Imm confinement
in the Penitentiary—by Mi. Malloi \, of the Trus
tees of the Brunswick Acadomv fur an ai l ot m
cernoi.it ioii.
MK. LK.Kill'S LFPI'Fll OK KKSK.W
I’lOV
Mr. Watkins, from tin* Select Committee ni>
pointed tn consider Mi. Leigh’* let,1*1 ul n signa
lion, made a repot t, com ludmg with tin* lollowiu/
resolutions :
1. Tkertfun rmulrr l, Tint the two sesrral
letter* aforesaid, of Duupimm Watkins Leigh, ire
deruit-il lllghtv disrespectful in tlieii lone, and mi
satisfactory m tin ir reasonings, and tlim tins A,
•Villlslydiithderl.il 11 s disapprove nt the cun lin t
of the a.iill Benjamin Watkins Leigh, tiiuchini’ the
expunging resolutions, anil the instructions cnn
rerning the same, given Inm by the timeial A.
scmblv, at tile lati* session therent,
2. litiulutd, (tho letters wf the said 3>vn.itor lo
the aontrarv nulw ilhsMnding,) That this \s-i in
bly ilolh soliinnlv.repe.it tie u unshaken reguid for
the light ol instruction, as resting on t'.n broad ha
■IS ol the nature ol lepresenlatioN, and as one id
thu vital principles ul our litre iiislitutiulis ; and
that it is the duly ul the rep. escntativ* tu tdrev the
illstrurtiutis ot his constituents, I»r leslgn the tnisi
with which they liave cloth d him, in order dial n
mav le* transitu red lulu die hands of (host! w hu will
carry into exeention the uidu*. and instructions **l
the constituent body.
si. Uc full ul, I hat after the suleain, and non
repeat* d expression of llu* opinion ol tho Oe.ieia'
Assembly on tin* Kiglit ot I* struction, and the du
ty ot obedience thereto, un ui-tii uuglu ii**nci forth
to accept ot retain the ippoiutiueui * I Senator of
the L niled States, Inuu \ irginia, who doth nut
hold himself bound iu ohevsinh iustructinns, or lo
resign Hie trust with whi, it he is clothed.
On mot tun ot M*'. Pendleton, the Kefsort was
laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
On motion ol Mi. Hi.ideu, the Couimptiro on the
Militia Laws was i nsl rite tod lo inquire into tho ex
pediency ul reducing the maximum hue imposed
un delinquents for nun-alti ndaiiro ol the compaov
and regimental musters, ,Ve.
% ntotion ol Mr. t'ai ier, the Committee ol
Courts ol Justice was Instructed tu inuiurii tutu the
expediency of so amending tin* act concerning e
mancipaled slaves, as (.. aullhiri/.e llu* County and
Curpiiraliou Courts, to mIIoiv slaves over a certain
age who may he eiminripatcd, In remain m this
State, provided that bund well adequate security
be given, binding the obligors to indemnify the u
voracers of the puur against all claims lor the sup
port of such emancipated persons, and lo huvr
such removed out of tho Slate, if the Court shall
ufterivarJs revoke such permission ; anil m case
the person he a female and shall have a child
or children, to have them lemoved beyond the
limits of the Stan—that the Committee inquire
min the expej.ency of making any other amend
ment tu the said act ; and repott In hill or oilier
w i»e.
On motion ot Mr. W atkins,
I hw Ilouve atijnunirti.
77iirrjJuy, f),c *»2
On motion "t Mr. 11 inker.',be' Commit,. « of!
School* and Colleges w ere ins,rimed to inquire in
to the expediency ul incorporating tin* Female
Buckingham Institution.
“ 7 till-on. ilie Committee of
KotiUs, sVc., were instructed to inquire into the ,
,i»uMM»cy id appropriating the sum of two tlmu
!"* . dollars, (or tlm purpose of improving the nav
igation of the West fork of Holstein titer, ...
couniv of Washington, from King’s Sah Works to
the I ennessee line.
Petition* were presented ami referred—b* Mr.
lattttaud, ofrtliwm, of Cldrksvtlle, Me.kleo
ourg, for Ike establishment of a Branch B.nki'
that I> ace_bv Mr. Mat . of citizen, of Farms ill,.,
lor a Branch Bank at that place.
Mr. Dorman presented a memorial, coi.lainiac
ie replication ot Judge K.lttin S. Duncan, to the
urir*' 5,'*,"'",r<* 5l,n"> linte since against hint Ut
WilHam A. Hartisun.
On moriou of Mr. Dorman, tho charges and
memorial in replica,iuu acre ordered to be print
ricnltur""l'f>t m Mr. May, the Comuiittee of Ag
Manufactures m, instructed to in- ,
ZjnZ*, '* of i'lert issin^ tlm fees of
Imre ' " ^ T°b8CCO U‘ a" *»tt n of Peters- I
Co^.TPV0" "f n°,Ul Committee of I
Court, of Justice was irisiruclodtn inquire into the
,hB 8i,o”a,‘ce ,ur iw -I-;
On motion of jjr. Chop.torn, * • '
•ft# #Ujourm«?.
— 4
/'ndiilf, Ui€m W.
On motion of Mr. Watkins, th® commi"#* «*»
militia laws mi-instructed to inquire into tloca
nodlencyof amending or eipUnniug by logi«Utie#
••oactmelH the 96th and lOOtli set t -mi* ol the art
emit led an act tor the In tier organisation of the
militia, passed .March *^th, 1^31.
Mr. W ilson, from the select committer appoint
ed <»n tin* subject of die Small l*o\ in UicIimnnd,
mado « report, accompanied with the deposition*
of m-.nly all thn physicians ot iho City, trooi
which it appear* mat too disease is ou tin* de
cline.
I’h* report and evidence sen*, on mutton ol
Mr. Wilson, laid >n tin* tabic.
The engrossed hill to establish * Muf*erioi
i ouri of Law ant) Chancery tor the County ot
Hemic® and the City ol llicht/tond, was read .1
toitd time.
Mr. Harrison moved to till the blank for tlm sal
ms of the Judge to be aopoiuted lm the tie* court,
with the sum of *2,<*00.
This mot ion was opposed by Messrs. W i
|(«v, Jessre, and Smith of Isle of Wight, and
supported by Messrs. Harrison, Ktanard, Mav,
Moore, I )avenport, Tunstall, Campbell and
\ aoghaii.
Messr*. Wiley and Smith of I. of \V., several*
I\ moved to I iy the bill on tho table, without sin -
mi.
tin million ol 'ir. jcssee, tin* aye* .mu h"»*
were or.lt red cm filling tin* blank, and tin* question
being put, it wus billed with tin* sum of $2,000,
by die following vole : Ave* 57—Noes *15.
Tins question bumg then on lilt* passage ol
tin* bill, tboayot and no*s were order•*.! on mo
tion ol .Mi. J essee, and the hill passed : \ n,lS.'l,
No- s 5.
On motion ot Mi. Moore, tlm t i»mmitt*o ol
Uoads, Ate., was iiisttuclcd t«» inquire into tlm ex*
1 pedieucy ol imorporntii.g a company to con
struct a turnpike toad from Lexington in the
county ol Hoi ktuidgr, to some point on James Ki
ver, between the towns of Scoltxx die and New
Market.
And hat the vume committee inquire into the
ex pi dime\ of iiicoi pointing a rompanv to construct
a turnpike ro id from (iieetisville in the county of
Augusta, io luteis< ct the Lexington Ac. Covington
Turnpike road between the House ot Vimnulrout,
and Jordan’s Furnace.
On motion ol Mi. Davis, the ( oinmittoe ol
Court* ol Justice was instructed to inquire into
the «i tied i uric v •»! exo*ndiug the jurisdiction of the
Magistrates of tins Cummonweulth io dol
lars ; and also the right o! appeal from their judg
ments, m all action! of debifdciunuo and trover «x
cccdinp one dollar.
Mr. Wilcv moved that when the House adpiuru
to-rnprinw, it adjourji to ir.eet again at l*J o’clock
tut Wednesday next.
Mr. Watkins moved that when the House
adjourji on to-morrow, it adjourn to Tuesday
nr xf.
The question hemp put on Ml. W dey’s motion,
it wa» agreed u» : Aves *10, noes dO.
Severul petitions were presented mid referred,
On moliou ol Mr. W atkins,
I he ILuise adjourned.
Saturday, Dec. J l.
On muiiitii ol Mr, M tv, tint committee ol
Coin u ol Jusfit c w .is untrue t* J to inquire into tin*
v xprdicnt'x ot reducing tlio number ot term* oftl.e
county courts to six in carli year, granting to all ol
tlicm the jurisdiction ol tlio present mouthlv
c oits ; and to two 01 three ot them only, that ol
tiio piesi’in qn.ii tell v courts.
On motion nl'’.Mi. Dorm.in, the committee ol
Couil.i ofjustici were nistiucled to inquire into
the expediency • <! givine to the Judges of the Cif
cuit Supriittr (‘tuts ol Law and t'lutmer v
tlie puwn » to grant wntxuf piohibitiou in vara*
turn.
On motion ol Mi. Y slier the committee of
( o nt sol Ju Alice were insti noted to ii q lire into
tin expediency of I cleaving the ('oiiiimm w t allh's
light I * * lot foiled delinquent and escheated lands,
upon which % ii vein liasii h,-en made, or patents
Lined, si i. e the 1st div ol A pi 11, 18.S1, to the
persons lor whom such survex * were in ole, or to
iv I isvu sue h patent* vxvie issu'd, iqmu roiiditiou
that such survey s on w liii h patents h ive not vet
issued bo rut I v earned into grant, and entered up
on the i oiiiiuusi.iiuts' book* of the several coun
ties in which such binds max lie, or in mix othoi
manner which hv the committee m <v be consid
ered just ami proper.
ses eral petitions iv*-i e presented and releited.
\ j i ions re i• ris oI i c*<*innt ters vvei e considered
and agreed to; and a large number of bills pas
sed through tle*ii hist and second readings. The
business on the tab t having been gone through
with ,
On motion ot Mr. May, the House adjourned.
./ LARGE STOCK OF
FALL AXII XVI AT F.K UOOftM,
•IT RICH I VEll I*Kll £ *.
I HAVL just received, my entire stock of Fall
-* af*d W Intel < iooiL, and tiud I have an uiiumi.i1
heavy stook on hand, in consequence ol which, I
will sell, at very teduceo prices, fur cash ; pc iso us
wishing to supply themselves with any articles m mx
hue, will find it to their interest to give me a cali.
as 1 am detetturned to reduce my stock hv selling at
a small advance. V gi« af portion ot mv Loud*
weie purchased belme the late advance, and pnn
cipallv tor cash, which iuduces me to believe that,
none will go iway dissatisfied, that may favoi me
with a call — 1 will take pleasure m exhibiting m\
(looda to all who tuuy wish n» hey. The follow iu«
an- oul v a tew nl the article*, cotiipiismg tny stock :*
Hlue, Black and Faucy Col d. Cloths A Utusi
meres,
Sattiuctts of all kinds, very cheap.
Kentucky Jeans, a handsome article for gsutUiusi.V
w ear,
l l«- ivy Woolen* for Negroes, from 37J to 6 »ot*uU.
..Ifipcit ( nttoli, ( \\ ilsou'H.)
Linseyi, I’lam .ml .Striped. j ami 1
Blanket*. Rose aad V\ tiiruoy, very larj,', ii«m,
l>o. Dullel and Twilled, cl'e.tp,
l*u, do vety laige. lot Tent Co,«r»,
< tu.iK.tain. a veiv laige .tuck—ven low.
Do. Damask, .* Ur" and bcantiful article,
•u"i*s .Mu,'ttia, plaiu .mil figuied,
ilobmel, do, plum aud figurr.l,
J .ckomt Mull, and Book do.
Caiubncka. plum .uid alnped,
I ice*. Fooling ami IZdjriiijis, good.assortment.
Ribbons, a laige supply, some very handsome,
Boimelaol III. lilies I style, and Aitifiurl Dowels,
lunml llau and Cnps, a laige a.somuent, cheap, I
Shoes. a large supply,
<■nuleineu's and Ladies' Cloaks. (eery cheap.) t„.
k. '!i. | »i;|i a laige assortment of Urocenes, besides
ot.n-i *iic|t. mo tedious to name.
„ <. , „ JAMES E IIORNER. |
-I "ill pne » liberal prica for Couutrv 1
Jeans. Domes!ie l»oeks and Wool. I
MS. B. HORNER
n«y.HKNGLAND.
T'!‘: Sb'P <irn<?' *mved l.ivernool,
..... lu >*>•■ balance ol"nn I'd||-S sum |v „«
i A^niiTiirvuAni:. »wt.Ta'b'
expected up iu a few days. MI NC II \ Vl> nnv
uow expect to uhta.u any quantity „f a„v ;il-tj..|e ',,f
Unna, «.la»xand Laitban-ware tbeV mat rr.iuive
lor Ibetr.ale. JOSI.N11>. i;V \\s
_ November 14_*,wr M* ^
kemi cky jeaksT
TTL.S1 RECEI\ ED, diicct troni (lie Mamifac
lory, Kentucky Jra.ii, mm* 0f i, verv fin.,
mid beautiful.
« MA,mX* 'VAKD & DAVIS.
Nov. 28 tg
IHMiF.C prime Itum-h Il.uiu. just reoeirrd
and for vole by V \ YNE a- TI'ltNTT?
JVc 1 • u
CLASSICAL 1H1IOOL.
r 11 IfC txaftiin.ittoll «f my School at Millbrnrii
I A1beniMih,t took place on Saturday, the Hhb
DecrnilHr. English Emhv* computed fur the
occasion wei«* rend by Juim * H. Minor, Vlbe
inark, and VV alter L. Biulor I, Goochland. Vi
ler die i xa.ninution, Pri'/.e* w< re awarded to the
following youitt! gentlemen lor sUnliie' most fre
quently h«* i I in their n • pel liv*• Classes, during the
session.
English Composition, Benjamin J. Harbour,
Orange.
GREEK — ht Clan —(Euripides,) Drury
Wood, Albemarle, Morton Sioini* fradmj D» -
inusthef.e*, not competing, having read more
Greek.
•* 2d Class-— (Xenophon,) James II.
Minor, Albemarle,
L \ 1 IN—hi Clan—(Cicero,) Roman Anti
quities, ami Geography, and trai.slating English
mlo Latin, being itu bided In thi* ClasJ—Jano s II. '
Minor, Alotiiiarle.
2*1 ('lass—(Horace, Ancioiii Geug
ripliy, inciu lod,) Edward Trenl, Cumberland.
M Class -(Virgil, Ancient Geog
raphy, included,) George H. Hrown, Albemarle.
HA Class—(Caesar,) Edward J.
VVdin, Richmond.
5f A Class—(Caesar,) William W al
lace, King George.
C last writing iianslations (rum Sallust, com
prised of the ]»t, 3d, and 3d ( Uii, James II. Mi
nor, Albem u le.
GLOMF.TK V—- 1*/ Class -Benjamin J. Bar
hour, Orange.
** 2*1 Clast—W alter L. BiuforJ,
(Joocbhi ml.
\Rrril.METlC — lit Class- Including aUo, j
questions in Natural Philosophy, solved by the .
I rules in tbo Cambndgo Mechanic*', Morton
Simms, Albemarle.
•• 2d Clan—Walker Duke, Al
bemarle.
•• 2d Clan—Alexander llamil
1 ton Micliie, Albemarle.
| USE OL I HE TKKKE&TlAL GLOBE—
isf ('lass — Benjamin J. Barbour, Orange.
2*1 (,'l*issm—Dabney ti. Maury, Fredericksburg.
I 3d ('lass — Alexander II. Micliie, Albemarle.
Piizusfoi good conduct and studiousness, a
: warded to A. II. Micliie Sl Bcifirld Carr £>hacklr
' lord, Vlbeniurh*.
I will commence my School again uu the 30th
ol .huu irv next, and tbo session will terminate on
tho 30th December following, with a vacation in
summer, from tho 30th of Juno to the 30th July .
Tile Text Books used, will, as far as practicable,
he those u»od at the University. Tito tuition lee
is #10 for the scholastic year of 10 month*, one
hall payable, at the beginning of tho session, the
other at tl»e commencement of the second term.
Richard l)uke, l\>q. the gentleman on whose
plantation the School is situated, about 8 miles N.
I • from Charlottesville, yvill accommodate Bourd
on, (Bo nd, Bedding, Washing, Fuel and Can
dles, included,) at 130 doll ns loi 10 month*. .Nli .
Duke has h it linns ll compelled to raise the price
oyer he rate ol the lastyi ai in consequence ol the
high |it in' ot provisions.
Dr. \V ill tim Con Sl Kith.ml D. Simms, Fstj.
will also loci'ivo Boarders, (Bead, &e., inclu
ded,! tIhj loiiiutr at $100, the latter at $90 lot 10
mouths.
1 he situation ol ruy School is eligible for youths
on account <if the luialihmess of the t l.mate, being
IIIIHIII passed in that respect by any in (lie State,
and also on account of its being at a di»tau< o from
places ot dissipation. Monthly Circulars will bet*
siicd, showing die advancement and behaviour ot
die Scholar*. Nothing will be refunded, except
in cases ol xii kite**.
I uiseii thu following testimonials lor tbo in
formation ol parent* and guardians, who may
wish to intrust their son* or wards to my care.
‘ Having examined M r. (iuiH jjo Clive a, la lii,
kmiivUnltf.' >>l tim (Iii'i’K mill L.iim 1..in-,mm', |
ii i'l my»'ll iuilioriir.1 u> xuy ilm !.,• i, w i ll
quainli'il willi balli,amt c.I|mI)Ii- (Viiu In, ai-quiri.
monls la u .ii liinj; liitmi .tHccsxtullv. 1 Iff! ua bf,
iutiou in lomimmiling linn u» u Tvutlirr la tliu
cuufidoui a ul |i.ii i nis."
GESSNKR HARRISON,
J’rof ul Ancient iMnguagci,
in the
l. diversity oj \'if£inia.
December l.l, 1834.
•' At .Mr. Clivi \ ri'(|iir*l I Inivu r >i( full, exum
imtd liim in Auitiiiifiic, 4lei'bni, l'i icanumi'ii v,
and (joonifiry, mid repaid liim a, qualified la
Ificli I*nv ol lliose brandies ul.M.iilu malic n lo I lie
extent cainmimly nliaii id in thu Semi,nines al di«>
country, .milt.in therein, u recommend him la liie
i' 'iifidfnie nl niinrnl,.”
e. uo.NNVe vstle,
/*. f/i imr o/ .11 at he mat ict.
(I'mvi unrt Yinul.siv)
Due. 13, lh.Ki.
C?* Letter* directed lo me, n 'nr Stony l*uiiit,
\lbenmrlf, will bn |)rinn|iilv mended m. "
GEORGE CLIVE.
December 28 »3w
I PAT HICK m:\KV ACADEMY*
| r|MlE imblif examination, at tin. institution, will
j ^ ctuniiu nee on Finlay the Kith day of Deccui
ht i, on w bich occasion the parents and guardian* ol
|'ii|nl. in attendance, and »fl whu feel an interest
iu such e ercisen, arc earnestly requested to attend
1 lie excuses of the Wititei Session will com
mence ou the Itith of January, 1837.
1 he subscriber, m returning bis thanks, for the
'eiy genet a! patronage heietoloie extended to the |
Academy, promise* a eoutruuauee ot his rxertiuns, 1
tor the welfare of those whoinay be entrusted to lire,
tuition, arid lor the future usefulness of the school.
I«ntertaiuing a dcvotiuual attachment to the pro
tcssioM. and aided by many years ot laborious expe
ireuce. die Kubscriber trusts that he is prepared to
Conduct iris school m a manner that wall prove emi
nently beneficial to his pupils. It is a source of in
effable gr atification to him. that the youth prepared
under his tuitmu loi a collegiate course, have inva
riably been distinguished, whithersoever they have
gone, lor classical attainments, as well as precision
and accuracy. m then general elementaly course.
1 he discipline ot the school will requite a strict |
observance ol the rule* and regulations, punctuality
m attendance and recitation, diligence in application
to study, and exemplary moral deportment. Fverv
means will be used, and particularly that of private
admonition and instruction, to inspire the aludeut
with a loudness for b:s studies, and stimulate linn j
t*» a vigorous prosecution of the same. The course !
(*l study embrace* every tiling in classical literature '
and sci.Mice taught in any similar institution in the J
Ntatc Great atteutiou will he paid to Composition I
m Latin and Greek The pupil will also he tequi j
ten to exhibit, once a foruiiglitt, for examination j
•md collection, Composition m Fnghsh- It may
not be improper to advise the classical student j
to provide himself with Adaitfa Kou.n.i Autiquitics, i
, leveland’s Fpttoiueof Grecian do.. Butler’s Ancient '
teogiaphy and Atlas, and living’s Flcmcntsof Fn
glish ( omposition.
I lie ilitlicullic* heretofore existing in relation to i
I "v.iruing are entirely removed. Gentlemen have
I l,rePa>',,d ,|icm»tlves. throughout the neighborhood,
j |“ •"■‘'"'“'Uodate any number of applicants. Col.
; amt teamy lias taken the commodious and well
niiangei mtldtqgs of Gen, Dillard imitirdiatelv. by
the Academy, and wiU furnish boarding in a "neat
an.l conifortab'e style-.Mr. Wm. Dand.idgc, Mr.
Villi i. M IJandrige. Mis. Philputts anc Mr. Sheltou
Kontierly. who have hitherte afforded universal satis- !
t."iion. will couliuue to entertain boarders.
, ‘ ncpublie examination will commeuceat the end
of each session.
TERMS.
Hoard, including washing, lodging, candies snd
lire wood, per session of five mouths, * S;t<>.no
Tuition m the languages,
do. English course. lo ot) i
Dee; 12 JOS.p. GODFREY.'
BLANKS FOR SAIEHERE
*5,000 REWARD.
l»,"AS on from bt UiaMl i*m mail dy, for
TT Lvim hbm<,( noir M«nelie»tpr, on Ttmr
• I iv mor«iiit"t about
four o’ciork, * IKI.^K, < out lining
o\i; hivihr ii end tv;i:v
TV THREW END HOLE VIEW,
/fi notes uI tin l.yothhnrg Offices of tin Hook of
Virginia ami tin Jui/ner s' Hunk of I uginiu.
I Ik almVn n-tt'iml «ill In- |>ui I lor llm »|>|ne
hriiMtm of tin- (nT|icir tmr nf llm JmihI, .mil ..
Cnvpry ill tile mon«\ ■
\. KOUINSON, Jr. Cashier
Of the Hank of Vtrguna.
JOHN U. BLAlB, Cashier
Of the I'aniters' Hank »f Virginia.
rb-o’iiiln r ‘Jti
NIGHT WALES,
ON Tuesday night «Uth inst. I will commence
my flight Sutm. and shall be regular every
I uesday and Friday night, during the Fall and
Wiutii mouths. Having recently fitted up my
house for the night sales, 1 am now prepared to of
fer inducement* to purchasers. Sales will consist ol
l>ry (foods, (suitable to the season,) Cutlery, Shoes,
Hoots, Jlats, Hooks, Clocks, Watches. Jcwtlry, Ac.
Ac.
VII orders strictly attended to, and returns prompt
ly and *[*-ciallv made Consignments thandfullv re
ceived. Cl! \KLKS Pit FITS.
Oct. * 1 is
l)i:i>FOHI) LAM) FOH S ILK.
riMIF LAND on which James Austin, dec’d. re
■ sided, is offered for safe. 'This tract of
land, containing upward-* of acies. situated hi
fhe .South pari of Urdl ord, about hull way between
Coosc (’reck and Oiler river* ; lies on the waters of
Orrick’s Creek, l “» miles South of' Liberty, 1 *J mile.*
West ol New Lcuidoii, and l» miles fi in Leesville on
Staunton Hiver. This laud lies well, and is welt
watered, has about ITif) or fJOl) acres ol cleared land,
hi good condition for cropping : a considerable por
tion of the cleared land is good 'Tobacco land, and
the balance good grain laud, The improvements
consist of a trauie duelling house with si* rooms, a
kitchen and other out houses, necessary f>r n fami
ly.
We deem it unnecessary to say more in advertis
ing, ns it is uot probable that any person will pur
chase without first viewing the land for them* elves
which They can do at any time, l»v applyiuc to
Thomas Vustm, Jr. on the premises.
I he laud will be divided to suit purchasers, it bv
bo doing, a sale can be more readily effected. Terms
w ill be made accommodating
Till Li:u VTEKSC
(T/“ The Teietsburg Intelligencer will insert the
foregoing once a week lor four weeks, and send ac
count to this ©flier.
Nov. , wjm
.i. . s is.i r a j, i: r o a: a*
f|V\KI'.S tins oppoi tunity ol informing his friends
1 and the public generally, that he has now re
ceived Ins enure Call Suppiy u| S.\ DIUJ.K V.
comprising almost every article belonging to lus line
ol business, lie has also on baud .» large and "en
cial assortment ol ready-made work m bis line, to
wit :
Saddle of all kinds and qualifies,
.Saddle Mags, do do
Harness, do do
lit idle* and Martingales, Jo do
hiding & Coach Whips, Jo du
Travelling hags, do do
Tiavelling Trunks, do do
Sir.»iugles and Girths, do do
Spurs, do d0
Horse Collars, do do
Waggon W hips, do do
Trace & Halter Chains, do do
Coat Pa ls Strap l.cathcrs, do
Crufipers, *Vc. «Sce. \c,
\Uo. a largn and splendid assortment of Blipl' V
l<> IvfUll.S ami B I, \U SKINS ; all of which he
i» detetmined to mjII low, tor cash or country pro
duce. Those wanting articles iu bis tine will do
urll to 'jive liitn a call before purchasing.
’I/"* All repairing dune with ucaiuess and d*e
patch.
V' ’> Is
K%!>E»LL:ieV, Ac.
,|,lll. subscribe)* have lemovrd lo rhe tenement
l formerly o cupinl by Mr. William Dean, ami
! mie dour above Patrick Matthews .V Co , where
• hey will constantly keep on h mil, a teiiei.il assort
ment of every article in their lute of husim ss, cuu
I sistiug of the following articles, which they arc cle
, tertiitned to sell, on moderate terms :
beard's mueli improved Patent Spring Saddles,
Ladies’ Saddles ot every description,
t Jeutlcmeu's du do
Coach It.uiiess,
tain Harness,
Carryall Harness,
\\ aggo Hear,
Cart dm
Dray do.
Whips.
Collars.
Saddle bags, of everv description
bridles.
M artiugalcs.
Water proot trivelling Hocks, a good rind com
fortable siticlr.
\uy Lind ol ot produce taken for work, anil i e
paiisdoneat the shortest notice. VII orders thank
• tally received and punctually attended to.
SIMPSON Si LYMAN.
\ fashionable and comfortable Carnage for lure,
with good ami sale horses, ami careful driver.
N. It. A lew dozen Sheep Skins'forsale. S. cV L.
November *JS
TO FARM lb IIS AM> PLANTKRS.
\V *■ ,luve jUM °l'1 "i ll a superior lot of blankets.
’ v Napt Cottons. Coaise Woollens, and 10 bales
Petersburg ami Manchester t 'niton t • zi.-kurgs. :,|| „|
winch we will Sell low .J-.II iicularv blankets ami Napt
Cottons. J AMILS HUNT A: CO.
___ _ Importers,
FOR HIMEs
■ till. Slaves belonging to the estate of Ambrose
I omllnson, dec. will be hired to the highest
bidder, at the black Smith's Shop of Mis. San
dnlge (near the butl'ilne Spring's) on Tuesday, the
kith instant. Four of those Slaves are Men.
Z DUUMMONl),
/If/m. D. /LA. of .4. T> ml mnn. drc.
Decent bet li»
^ *'• K S T A II I. I S II M 10 \ x.
rOURQURBAN eSc PALMER.
SION OF THE
BBO 1* JT U M/,|{/„V .fBOBBT.BBl.
I N th, Ih ick Tcnenu nt, a few door., Uloiv the Tot
Office, and between It. ft Non-elf s t'anci, On,
i"“‘d Store and Thurman and School field's Hard
trait hxtublishmtnt.
L'J A\ INt. entered into co-partnership, tor the
P«rP»«* ol 0.1.1)11,R on the Apothecary and
1 .,lVM j*llslll<-ss in this place. »e take this method
Ul inlormiiig ourlnends ami the public nenerallv
"0 "c now receiving ami openinc. direct li oiii
HaUlllinre, Philadelphia and Now York, an entire
uv\\ assortment ot
1 1“i' A*D (l«n>t Mr.DtciNw. Ditt os, I-.unts,
<>it..s DiK.-STurrs. SutiotWs Instmm.nts,
•Vc. tVc.
compnMn,: nil the newest and most approved article,
inuse, allot which have been rcceutlv selected with
great care, by one of the firm.
As «e are determined to sell oo accommodating
ms especudlvto ar,-e dealers, we particularly
matte | bysicuu. and country Merchants to give us a
■ ll0'U “ Promptly attended to, put
"pm th.- most carelul manner, aud forwarded with
• hr greatest despatch. We solicit a share of the
public patronage.
THOMAS FOI'RVIWREAN.
v h « . RE HEX D. PALMER.
t a-" * , Ve ",S1 r,'r,'‘vp,i a splendid new SO.
A Apajuaewbicb wri“ he it, 'oil operation few i„ a
•' , , 1 ,,f Ts*sl HE AX V I* \LMLR
'epiembei
IS
WASHI.WrOft HOTKL.
rip III'. Subscribers lit? leave ti.iidorm llu irfrifii.U
m. aud the public geuerallv, dial they h ue pur
chased this valuable pmpertyi aud "til be |"» pared,
vuthe It!-1 ot .Weitiber, tu aecoiimiodate all these
who may iMVuur us nith a t ail- I he house wi >«
furnished wttii plain and neat furniture, and uiir ser
vants the host that can be procured, our bar "till the
best of liquors', and nur table and stable with *'ie
best the market affords.
Our senior as great expvrince m tlie business, ami
we pbdge ourselves to use the most indefatigable
«vertious to render our visitors comfortable ^
able. WILLIAM MIX,
JAMES M. LANCIIORNE. 1
i N. If—The subscriber* are prepared to aciotn
1 inodate and would like to receive a lew \e*nl>
, Hoarders. W • 8L
J. M. L.
Lynchburg, <H*t. \M
TH39 LOVirjaSTOW HOTEL.
r|1 1C subsetiber* having purchased the tavern
near the Courthouse, in the town of i.oving
stou, heretofore occupied by Col. Charles Perrow,
beg leave to inform the public generally, that they
will make every exertion to please those who may
call upon them. The house is large and convenient
and will be neatly lilted up. Seivants shall beat
twntiv e, Table and Stable supplied as well as the
country can afford, and the Bedding shall be ol the
fit i order. In fine, we will endeavor to keep a house
worthy ol the public regar 1. The line ot Stages
which passes through tins place, stops at this house,
and passengers shall be furnished with every accom
modation. We therefore solicit the pubhc patio
uage. HE Mi V S. PEYTON,
WM. I. KIDD,
FREDERICK ri. PEYTON.
August ti5 ta
'3'oivn MjOIs and JYcgroes
FOR Sill-F.
f jM 111: heirs and legatee s of the late Col. John
■ Wiatt and Mrs. M. \\ iatt, dec.—iu order the
luoreieadily toelfect a division of tin* estate, v\ill
1 expose to sale, at public amnion, on Tuesday, the ,’fl
day • January, 1e537, (if fair, if not, then the nest
fair day thereafter.) on the piemises, the House aud
; Lot ot’ (around on l.ytich Street, in the town <*t
! Lyyehburg.l’oiuierly the reMiien e ul Col. v\ tail ct n
i Mining halfau acre ot (.'round, with all the neeessa
1 rv Out Buildings attached Also, a Lot ul (iiound
' adjoining the above, upon which isercet*- la Tobae
( co Factory—aud at the same time aud place
I oft* 8 0 Valualile Ye$roe«,
| consisting nt four first rate Tobacco Twister* and
i Prizes and several likely W omen and Children—
they are all as valuable Slaves as any ever offered
| lor salt* in this place,being select aud family Servants.
, The real estate will be sold upon a credit of out* and
two years, bonds with approved security and a deed
j of trust upon tiic property, to secure both payments.
; The Slaves will be sold upon a credit of i‘«* months
j —bonds with approved security required.
THE HEIRS w‘w LEGATEES.
Dec. 19
NEGROES tOK HIRE,
’ ILL hn hired, fur tin* ensuing year, at
™ public Auction, at Thomas CuIlmii.ii' s
<’»rocerv, in iliocutintv of Amherst on I'i id.in . l*o
j .jOiIi instant all flu? SL A VLS belonging to! ; • cs*
1 tatu of Joun Harvard, deed., consisting of se>.,ai
Men, \V iiiiii-a aud liuvv.
II. IIK.NLY. Atlm'r.
with the iri l anneied nt John Hansard dec.
.-V ul,
N'JfiW V!, li 1V AI.S
Of <■!'■■>•!} {IcvcrijttiOH of t'itrrintfeg.
subscril>**i has just returned tram Newark
] ■ and other celebrated Coach factories, m the
; North, where he made arrange men is tor constant
j supplies at *1 descriptions and prices uf Carnages,
j 1C* takes pleasure in saying to the public that he is
: now receiving apart of his stock, comprising family
i t. lose t arriages, one and two horse Barouches, Bug
i gies. Phaetons, He is determined to sell as low
j as the articles can possibly be offered, and respect
fully request* purchasers to give linn a call, at his old
j stand, a few doors above ti e Post Other.
11. M. WLH.AKE.
Nov. 24 w I in
I'V \CTI*S WAIillllOiSF.
9 III. bubsotihcrs huvi* ft.»>e«l, lor .* term of /ears,
; ■ tins well know u and desirable W arehouse. mtu
I ateJ immediately on the street leading from the
bridge to tin* market house, and respoulullv solicit a
share of Tubaceu brought to this market for Inspec
tion. I he subscribers deem It um.i , rw.n v to go in
to a minute description of this property, as it is gen
erally known to be utie amongst the driest and safest
W arehouses in the town of Lynchburg. This house
has recently undergone a tlior ugh repair, and is now
I ready for the reception of Tobacco. The Inspectors
! at this Mouse are Win. Canada and John W heeler,
gentlemen whom we coufidentlv recommend to the
public as capable of discharging any duty belonging
to their office. We particularly invite the the old
customers ol this House, to give us a call, as nothing
shall be wanting on ttie part of the Proprietors and
Inspectors, to give general satisfaction. We will at
all times alter'd to the selling of Tobacco, lor plant
ers, free of charge. JESSE 'I'. IH ltTON
MARK ANTHON Y. Jr
SAME. If. JENNINGS.
N. If. — I would particularly invite my old fr.onils
and customers, who patronized meat Martin’s Ware
house, to give me their aid in this lease, as all tie
cessary attention shall be paid to give general satis
faction, by their friend. Arc.
JESSE T. HER TON.
October 10 w.’fin
iXECITOrs NOTICE.
I N consequence of the demise of John Tliomp
_1- son Brown, the uiidersit'ned, thu surviving
Executor of Henry Brown, Jr. dec’d. ha. quuli
fied as such.
All persons who are indebted to that estate,
are requested to make payment as soon as they
can. rI lie customers to the store are respectfully
requested to come to town for settlement, which,
m must casus, they can do without the slightest in
convenience, and it w ill, no doubt, he more ;i»ree
l,lp' *,m* .. “> failed on at home. Those
w to are not prepaid to pay, on executing their
Imct's, willreceiveihe most liberal indulgence that
circumstances will admit of. Those who have
claims against tile estate, will please in make them
known at an early day, that provision mav he
uiiide for then* |>«ivnicnt.
rw.in ’ *'1ICAJAH UAVIS, Jr. i
SUU.tKH).
rNTninf' ®?we“’s Cou«>«ng Houso.
I cl m i, , i 1 lie "Mowed on deposit,;, ret-eiv
. .. ’ rss "'an five dollars in .imount. at the
time less !h7l>er a“nuni' ,or "U> period of
... . 1,11 r "lentils ; four per rent, per an
month, nid f 0V,T Amr i,l,d less "'a» six
aver six’ months' perrenI- >”'r a""um ,or a"> Period
uter'eM o'pon8tcn'lbys ’'be k#UC,i Pa-Vable w»b
JOHN
‘"""VOSoten, Secretary,
linen.. l*IKEC.TOIts. .
T MOM \s O. \r|(i'F
"OWI.l. u;\v,s
\M*N I',U i;. FM.IOTT
J \coii Ki'MnoroH,
Ortub^r ** l
It M. niDL VKF,
I’ I'. UOWKN,
"M. 51. D WIS.
I C. LANKFORD
« f,
y IHUIMA At rule* bo!deB m the t
bee «1 „.e C,rcu.t dupertor « ourl V'' b,
”■ ..
w&K&iTR.***.
Against P’"5t
Patrick li. Fountain. Natb l \v n
Manila I.iswite .Join, ■'oiiotaiu, lVumk'»M
,a„, jr. Edmond Keilil ami Sarah his «,AS.
II. Koaue. Ajii il. Knane,
Philip A>»ett. William ,. Four. J
aife. I llilip F il/.hujjh and .Mary Ins ,vi|e ‘
Mooiean.l Ann II. Moore, infants. ( v ,d
; •• *^itued theirgnaj . ,
llmDelendanU Sarah Aim IV,,
entered lo r appearance and a,ye. .... “■
toilo- Act of \ semblv and 11 . Uul . , I
and it appeal in1; by sat- iVeioiv evidence
not an inhabitant of ibis country • |, ' Jl
that the said defendant do appeal’here l"!'1’’"*.
day ot the next term and ansner the bills fiat
till ; and that a copy ol this order be lonl'®^
seited in some newspaper printed in the “
Lytjciibur!!' tur two mouth* .«ucct*gsivelv J0w **
at the I,outdoor ol thee urt house, m ViMt", ^
A Copy-Teste,
December‘20_" 80DES‘< V
i i>n M io\7
rit HE subscriber yv ill resume the Ur„
I , School, on Monday, the 2d of.lam,,7* 1,1
'I ernis, the same as heretofore. ' "c*t.
V.MI'EI, l>. TOAlM.iv.
P f*.—It may be neeessarv tostate iliji |
llutiiii is m the Masonic Hali. "’-'tlnof
December'20
i’KIM'Kirs |\K.
A CONSTANT supply of Printers* |.,k „
1Y kept lor sale l.y I*. & j. \V ,,, ,A t
December St) 1,1 Dl.I.y
BI2 I'HEL L
'T II!’. subscriber returns his thanks in"
“ lor then; liberal encouragement T
Lilly informs them, an I the public ‘'A1'"'
mil resume the duties ul his School ,V 1,11 bt
ruary. 1-07. 1 he locat.ou in in"lii ' *'*
hospitable neighborhood. among t|, . . and
mountains of Ledford, 15 iniles X.nili
Peaks of (liter, and 2ll. South W tst I ,:l"
is believed in be as healthy as any m t|,L. ;sH
lemotc ft out the haunts of vice and if.',,; ,atr-art
II. Halter , him-,elf, that the vci v A,Ja 1!°'
winch his pupils have math; in r,. 1 ‘S1**’
do s, ami the general satisfaction, wliirli.hj'' su'
ol inst. nelion and methotl rtf discipline |, “!.II,K
' e*l I*is patrons, will be a gu nautee l.rr th.- ,^'■,J'
am of their support, ami an inducement '."r,r'u,>
• L’ patronise the Schouh Strict
obsetwd, as well to the moral, as to tite'j„,,n'*
uiipioveinent ul the pupils: fort he pm pose ol!
moling which, lectures will be occasional;. d.t
TF.HMS.
The charges for tuition in the ihlfercnt In lt ,
Fdueatioti, for the scholastic year ol te„ ^
For Orthography, heading and Writii,- ,
“ Arithmetic, Geography, i uglish Gram- '
mar. Nat. Philosophy, History and Cum
position, ' '
•• The Latin and Gteok Languages, and *
the ^lutlieinutirs, (
fine half payable at the close of tin- first sos'Lu
me months ; the other, at the evptration of tbr.til
lastic year.
A lew pupils can obtain board m tespeclable f»
tiles, at. tram SfLfoSS ijer un.arli \
, , . , i ’ ' 1 V ‘‘‘ As the manic
j ol schulais will be limited to Lit, tfloiH. ,, js)llh ,,
i ter Lie school, should make early application
deduction will be made for late Juttaiuc, or l„»„
bM particular agreement; union H
. cm mt; 11» sickness.
I At the close of each session there will be . ,,ub|j
examination, conducted by the most competent#
; experienced toucher.*.
Address, W.M. JAM MS S/ILLTOV
lyucliburc, I) re. liM
Lor the information of persons at a didticnc. 'i
! following ccitificates are annexed ;
Patrick I!> \ny \d\dmmj
July J.jtli, l.'.jl, ^
■Mr. W ill. J. yheltoN was a .student at this fc)l|
cttiv, |nr three n-».ons, ami Ins
1 was such us to entitle hint to the u sji.-. i , ,
; <jl ;u,y gentleman. I ii reference to |,„
i lie....i'.. t as a teacher, vie would tem.w,, : i„
(iieeiv ami Latin course was (ju t,. Wi(
ami Ins recital mils were reluai . . ,• in. ii„.„ utw
. cy and the g-tW judgment that was <
, W e do, most eheei-tully reeiiitiiueniJ Mr. V.w.l
i ‘10 "nil qualified for au iit.-uu to,.
Josi:j*ii i*. t;oDnu:i.
WILLIAM J’LKKI.Nf.
' I have litis day e.\ unified Mr. W in. J. hhellomi
■ the Latin and (•reek—and from the Ittuueil c|ipoiis
, inly 1 have had forjudging, I should think, lieUu
j been well taught, and that he is ouahficd lo iirriwi
, boys tor College or lor the L'diversity.
1 have great confidence in the capacity uf hisla
stiuctui, Mr. Codlnv, whom I regard as <]uHltfiedtv
be one ol the best ol our Classical Teacher s. Ale
ter ot recommendation from .Mr. Cod hey solid
with me, be perfect y satisfactory.
, , „ .V li. CUUHS.
July 8th, 1830.
| 1 was this day present at an examination ul Mr.
i 'N J .-helton. in the laitiuaud Creek Langu.'fn.
i I' rom tlie highly creditable niannerin which hr re
I quitted huusell, 1 take pleasure in saving, that *ufat
as 1 am competent to judge, 1 belive him well ipiili
tir'd In reach school.
I leel assured that he will fully nice' the «»|Hct»'
tions uf any who may employ him, particularly a
an usher in an Academy.
W.M. T. YA.M'l.V
July 0th. IcHUi. I
\\ e, the undersigned, patrons of .Mr. Win-hint
Shelton'.- school, are highly pleased with tlwpn
gtess which our children hate made in their mpw
uve siujies under his instruction. The discipline «
the school ; iiis moral and studious habits : auilsp
plication to the duties of a teacher, meet our emit
approbation ; and wo take great pleasure in rrrog
mending him to the public, as well qualified i
the instruction oiyouth, and as worthy of patrouq
joiin Ti n pin.
Pill IIP Tl IIPIN
M. P. 11 I'll KS.
l)coeiiil>cr 22 »-t>w
V/ IlUilM.N :— \\ a court of quarterly sis»i"Bl
» continued and held lor the county ol Amlieol
at the court house, ou Wednesday the 23d day*
November, Iddh: \
4 atliaiine Cash, a feme ('overt, who sues b*
Cornelius Campbell her next friend, Fla"™
against
Peter Cash, Defendant.
In Cii.\nci:rv,
The defendant, not having entered Ins uppe*r*,K‘
and given security, according to the art ol' Ass'*'
lily, and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
satisfactory evidence, tlial ho is not all inhab'tao14
'•■tv corn.try, it is ordered ilial the said detcud»m*1
appear h re on the third Monday iu February w1'
au I answer tile bill of (he plaintiff: and that a ‘'4I"
ol tins order be forthwith inserted in sonic i|e*,T“
per published in the town of l.vnchburg. Il>r '*
months suecessiiely, ami posted at tint Iroui ^9'1"
the courthouse ofthis county.
A Copy—Teste. .
KOISMUT TINS 1.1'; <•'
December 22
stoves: stoves: 1(
)l ST received, a large assortment, and ■*'
low. H. B. RICHABBS &10,
Nov. 7 _JU
BONNET FEATU&US, <$•<•
Ostrich Plumes all colors,
Bird ot Paradise, do do
ALSO
Silver flowers, wreaths Ac. Bands.
MARTIN, H ARO A DA' IS
Doc.22
_ WAXTI'iD, , j
4 SINGLE Gentleman to aid os in our Si
- A- in L^ nchbttrg—a good salesman W(,u
ptelerred—to one who can come well
cd, liberal wages will he given. ... . n
ESTES A WHITED*.AP.
Pepomh. i 22
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